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Transfer Pricing Bulletin Q2 2010 - The Grass Remains Greener in Ireland....
10 May 2010
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
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Introduction of transfer pricing regulations in Ireland is
unlikely to detract from the country's appeal as a sound
economic choice for inward investment, with an excellent
opportunity to grandfather existing arrangements before July
2010.
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